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GoDaddy - why so slow?

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draggar

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Ever since the "new" style - if I want to change forwarding, DNS, contact etc. it now takes 15-30 seconds for the window to slide open (as opposed to a couple of seconds from before).

Browsing other sites is still fast so it is not my PC / connection. Aside from the domain manager popping up new windows and the extremely slow interface it has now taken me 30 minutes to do what used to take a couple.

Plus, whenever it is doing this or refreshing the screen is locks all browser windows, even if it is a different instance (and not a different tab).

This new "upgrade" has become a serious hindrance to me.
 

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As I always say I need a "use the simple design" button , I have gave up a lot computer games when they switched to 3D , I am also thinking about this for godaddy although I was fine with them.
 

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I think Godaddy must use complex code that is slow to download.

When my connection is very slow it sometimes takes more than 10 minutes to go to a name I'm bidding on and of course more often than not I loose the auction. Very frustrating. And wastes time too.

They also have a rather short timeout period which exacerbates the situation when the internet connection is slow.

I think the slow opening pages and the short timeout period are my biggest gripes with godaddy. These aren't things that an account executive can fix.
 
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Draggar I've noticed it just recently as well and thought it was just my connection at the time. I haven't had the need to get back in to do anything yet so I'm not sure if it's any better these last couple days or not.
 

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Same here. That server is too slow.
 

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oh man this IS annoying... every time I try to make a domain change I end up with a bunch of tabs open... There is no good reason for them to do this... with the resources they have the site should be flawless...

:-(
 

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They have had the slowest server response time for eons.
 

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It has been like this for as long as I can remember. They need to come out with a simple interface without all the bells and whistles that is only text only.
 

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phew!!! thought it was me :frusty: I saw a turtle run by last time I was on there.

:yo:
 

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phew!!! thought it was me :frusty: I saw a turtle run by last time I was on there.

:yo:

Hey stewie, I saw that turtle also but he is only a 1/4 way across the page on my screen :lol:

It is really pathetic, SlowDaddy really should address the problem. Just making the simplist changes in the Domain manager takes far to long. As i mentioned in other threads, I am pulling out all my domains hosted with them, it is only a few hundred but if other customers would do the same GD will go from the largest to the smallest registrar in a short time. It seems like they are trying to see how many customers they can put in a Volkswagon.
 
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